We asked 1,000 Americans who is to blame for the shutdown. Here's what they said.Who do you think is mainly responsible for the federal government partially shutting down?How concerned, if at all, are you about the partial shutdown of the federal government?Federal subsidies that reduce the cost of Affordable Care Act health insurance plans are scheduled to end at the end of this year. Should these subsidies … ?Should Democrats/Republicans demand the extension/end of health insurance subsidies even if …
The Post's poll finds significantly more Americans blame President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans for the shutdown than Democrats, though many say they are not sure. Political independents are more than twice as likely to say Trump and Republicans are responsible for the shutdown as Democrats, 50 percent vs. 22 percent. Second, while 67 percent of…
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